A historian claims that the fact that Henry VIII was raised in a largely feminine household and that his handwriting bears a similarity to his mother’s, shaped his “emotionally incontinent” personality and womanizing tendencies. [Telegraph]
A historian claims that the fact that Henry VIII was raised in a largely feminine household and that his handwriting bears a similarity to his mother’s, shaped his “emotionally incontinent” personality and womanizing tendencies. [Telegraph]